Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103269 total results. Showing results 68141 to 68160 «340434053406340734083409341034113412Next ›Last » Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) and the Impacts of Private Policing Within An Urban Area Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) provide essential jobs, goods and services contributing to social and economic stability within their neighbourhoods. Crime threatens the stability of SMEs and is one of the leading reasons these businesses fail. Using semi-structured interviews with 38 businesses located in five different neighbourhoods throughout Detroit, this study explores SMEs perspectives on the impact of private policing. Findings from the data highlight three important themes: First, the ways in which SMEs use private policing services varies according to their location within the city and their proximity to larger corporations; Second, there are certain services that are used by SMEs irrespective of their location within the city, and the rationale for how these services are used is the same across businesses; Third, public-private law enforcement partnerships can greatly benefit SMEs, but such partnerships are most effective when they include the private police forces of larger corporations. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 18/4/2020 Research article Lancashire Police apologise over video of officer threatening to ‘make something up’ to arrest man Lancashire Police said the incident in Accrington is being investigated and the man deserves an apology i News 18/4/2020 News Police pay tribute to ‘charismatic and kind’ officer who died of coronavirus Emotional tributes have been paid to two police officers who have died from coronavirus. Metro 18/4/2020 News Sadiq Khan slams Met Police chief Cressida Dick after police and crowds of covidiots ignored social distancing during Clap for Carers publicity stunt London mayor Sadiq Khan is the latest to criticise Met Police chief Cressida Dick after she joined hundreds of people ignoring social distancing rules to clap for the NHS. Mail Online 18/4/2020 News Coronavirus in Scotland: Police safety kit is no good, claims union The surgical masks being issued to Scotland’s police officers offer only limited protection, medical advisers have warned. The Times - Subscription at source 18/4/2020 News Coronavirus: Early prison release scheme suspended after errors A government scheme to release prisoners early to help jails deal with coronavirus has been suspended after six offenders were freed by mistake. BBC 18/4/2020 News Rights groups quit police body over stun gun use against BAME people A number of civil society organisations have quit the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s Taser advisory group in protest, claiming no meaningful action is being taken to address the disproportionate use of stun guns against BAME people. The Guardian 17/4/2020 News Force introduces video conferencing technology for custody visits Detention officers use mobile phones to show ICV's all custody facilities and talk to inmates Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/4/2020 News Forced marriage GUIDANCE; How to protect, advise and support victims of forced marriage – information and practice guidelines for professionals. Home Office 17/4/2020 Report Response to Home Affairs Select Committee report into COVID-19 and policing Chief Constable Mike Cunningham, College of Policing CEO, said: “The top priority for the police is to keep people safe and prevent the spread of COVID-19. College of Policing 17/4/2020 News Viral marketing: Counterfeits in the time of pandemic New Europol report on who are the counterfeiters and how they are trying to profit from COVID-19 Europol 17/4/2020 News Rights groups quit police body over stun gun use against BAME people A number of civil society organisations have quit the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s Taser advisory group in protest, claiming no meaningful action is being taken to address the disproportionate use of stun guns against BAME people. Mail Online 17/4/2020 News UK Covid-19 testing expanded to police, fire service and judiciary Matt Hancock tells Commons he aims to have all with symptoms tested ‘relatively soon’ The Guardian 17/4/2020 News Google blocking 18m coronavirus scam emails every day Scammers are sending 18 million hoax emails about Covid-19 to Gmail users every day, according to Google. BBC 17/4/2020 News Senior police chiefs have issued new guidance about what counts as a “reasonable excuse” to be out and about during the Covid-19 lockdown. The announcement comes as the Government announced the UK coronavirus lockdown would be extended for at least three more weeks until May 7. LBC 17/4/2020 News Expert panel advising officers ‘ will not endorse’ type 2 PPE masks Fluid resistant surgical masks provide 'no meaningful protection' says Scottish Federation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/4/2020 News Home Secretary condemns ‘shocking’ attack on police van Home Secretary Priti Patel has condemned an arson attack on a Cleveland Police emergency response van as “shameful and shocking”. Police Professional 17/4/2020 News Humberside Police launches video appointments for victims of crime Humberside Police is the first force in the country to use a new system that enables victims of crime to be interviewed via video link. Police Professional 17/4/2020 News CPS Says – The Times and Victims’ Right to Review A recent article in The Times (High Court Judges tell prosecutors to rethink dropping of teenage rape case, April 10) contained some inaccuracies about a recent High Court judgment (FNM v DPP). Vitally, the original piece, which the Times later amended, incorrectly said that the CPS had told the complainant that she was not allowed to make representations under the Victims' Right To Review Scheme. In fact CPS practice has always been carefully to consider any reasons given by a complainant for requesting a review, although it is not a pre-requisite that reasons or justification should be given. A review may also be requested without any representations or submissions being made. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 17/4/2020 News ‘You’re killing people! Go home!’: UK cop blasts journalist documenting woman’s removal from park; police said she was ‘clearly not exercising’ Journalist Michael Segalov noted on Twitter that while walking through Finsbury Park in London on April 5 he spotted police confronting a woman who protested she was being treated unfairly. The Blaze 17/4/2020 News «340434053406340734083409341034113412Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
